Roti is one of the most traditional desserts in Thailand.
There are many stalls on the streets selling it and what makes it special is not only the flavor (which is delicious by the way), but also the performance the street food vendor puts in for the customer.
It's just so fun to watch it.
I've filmed one of the most talented "roti guys" at the Rot Fai Night Market Ratchada in Bangkok:
It's hard to believe that this cost only 2.2 USD and I bought one of the most expensive flavors (egg, banana and nutella). The others are even cheaper than that.
No matter which flavor you choose, it's just hard to not like it, even if the food vendor is not that talented. Let's be honest, anything that goes with fruits and nutella will taste awesome! LOL
Roti is definitely one of my favorite desserts in Thailand, so if you are coming to this beautiful country, you MUST try it.
One tip that I can give you is to always add an egg to your roti. The taste is so much better and then you can add any other ingredient you might like.
Quick note: I don't know if it's just me (please share your experience), but I think eggs in Thailand taste a lot better than in other countries like the USA, Brazil, Korea etc.
Well, I hope you liked this post and if you've already tried roti before, please share your review in the comments section.
I enjoy hearing other people's opinions about foods, even if it's not a good review.
See you in the next post!
Bye!
Foodie Boss
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